Legal aid access for digitally excluded
Insufficient provision and access to legal aid for digitally excluded individuals, exacerbated by reliance on remote advice.
4 items
1 source
3 inquiries
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Inquiry recommendation
74match
HIA-11 - Legal Aid for Applicants
We recommend that applicants should be eligible for legal aid to allow them to obtain legal assistance to make an application for an award.
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terms: aid, legal
Inquiry recommendation
73match
MACP-43 - Provide Legal Aid for victims' families for representation at appropriate inquests.
That consideration be given to the provision of Legal Aid to victims or the families of victims to cover representation at an Inquest in appropriate cases.
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terms: aid, legal
Inquiry recommendation
60match
AC-1c - Legal Support Signposting
IBCA include a prominent reference to the availability of legal support paid by IBCA on all registration and application forms and in public information about the compensation scheme and that the Solicitors Regulation Authority remind solicitors of their obligations.
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terms: aid, legal
Inquiry recommendation
55match
IR2-15 - Support Services for Applicants
I recommend that the scheme should include provision of the following support services to be provided without charge to the applicant: a) an advice and advocacy service, supplemented where necessary by discretionary access to independent legal advice and representation, where necessary and within a pre-authorised budget, to assist and advise applicants; b) a financial, insurance and benefits advice...
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terms: acces, legal